Judiciary 4209. 4210. Continued.....testimony 5/7/2015 9:00 Am

[beourbud]

http://www.house.mi.gov/MHRPublic/PlayVideoArchive.html?video=JUDI-050715.mp4 Edited May 8, 2015 by beourbud

[t-pain]

lol do you think kesto will bring up the 1 pound thing again ?

[beourbud]

lol do you think kesto will bring up the 1 pound thing again ?

Thinking Kesto is on the mandatory testing cartells payroll. He apparently only has a nano bit of knowledge of Medical Marijuana but wants all MJ run thru his buddy's lab.

 

good luck Hayduke......givem ell

[Norby]

It's all corrupt. Politicians either listen to their friends or the ones who gave them money(well sometimes, sometimes they just want to rip off patients with a promise).

[bobandtorey]

They want to sell weed at Wild Bill's Tobacco stores 

[bobandtorey]

And also they don't want people growing cannabis in there homes or they want to know where all the grows re at 

[bobandtorey]

S.Green did good saying things about the suckers they use for pain 

[slipstar059]

http://198.109.173.8:1935/live/Channel2/playlist.m3u8

 

Starts 9am

 

This is the live feed.

 

I will post link to archived video tommorow.

missed the session, thanks for this...

[AmishRnot4ganja]

So many people who are in charge of marijuana's future are so painfully ignorant of the substance. How can such ignorance be allowed in a group that is in charge of the future of one of the most important new drugs of the 21st century?

 

I call marijuana a "new" drug because it is just now emerging from a 50 year government imposed moratorium on testing. A completely unjustified moratorium I must add.

[t-pain]

they arent ignorant, they are paid for by prisons, police and pharma to keep it illegal.

 

the creepy bunny muffin is they sit there and smile at sick children whose parents say it helps while they call it illegal and kids shouldnt get pot... i dont know how they sleep at night.

[+Malamute]

Apathy...

 

 They truly do not care...

 

 It doesn't effect them personally,.... so why should they care?

 

Most just vote what their caucus tells them to.  It isn't like most of them actually read the bills...

[beourbud]

Bump for updated video

[t-pain]

kesto looks like hes using the parents to restrict the act.

 

if you remember, in the 1980s, michigan had a medical marijuana law. no one was able to use it. it was brought into life by the legislation because of parents with sick kids asking for marijuana.

 

so the legislature made a tightly regulated tested law and no one was able to use it.

 

Section 333.7335 Marihuana Controlled Substances Therapeutic Research Program Establishment And Administration Participation Limitations Certification Approving Use Of Marihuana Obtained From Law Enforcement Agencies Condition Standards Of Purity And Dosage Testing

 

PUBLIC HEALTH CODE (EXCERPT)

Act 368 of 1978

 

*****333.7335 THIS SECTION DOES NOT APPLY AFTER NOVEMBER 1, 1987: See (7) of 333.7336 *****

 

 

333.7335 Marihuana controlled substances therapeutic research program; establishment and administration; participation; limitations; certification; approving use of marihuana obtained from law enforcement agencies; condition; standards of purity and dosage; testing.

 

Sec. 7335.

 

(1) There shall be established in the department a marihuana controlled substances therapeutic research program. The administration of the program shall conform with pertinent rules and regulations of the drug enforcement agency, food and drug administration, and the national institute on drug abuse relative to the use of marihuana for therapeutic purposes.

 

(2) Participation in the marihuana controlled substances therapeutic research program shall be limited to cancer chemotherapy patients and glaucoma patients who are certified to the department by a physician as being involved in a life-threatening or sense-threatening situation, and who is not responding to conventional medical treatment or when conventional medical treatment administered has proven to be effective, but the patient has incurred severe side effects. A physician who certifies a patient for participation in the marihuana controlled substances research program shall be a physician as defined in section 17001 or 17501 and shall be certified by the department.

 

(3) Notwithstanding subsection (2), the department may include any other disease groups for participation in the marihuana controlled substances therapeutic research program for which the department has obtained an investigational new drug permit from the food and drug administration.

 

(4) If federal sources do not provide supplies of marihuana adequate for patient use pursuant to this section and section 7336, the department shall approve the use of marihuana obtained from law enforcement agencies in this state, until adequate marihuana is received from federal sources. Any marihuana obtained from law enforcement agencies in this state shall be tested for purity and dosage by the department or a laboratory designated by the department. Any marihuana distributed pursuant to this section and section 7336 shall meet standards of purity and dosage as determined by the department.

 

History: Add. 1982, Act 352, Imd. Eff. Dec. 21, 1982

Compiler's Notes: Former MCL 333.7335, pertaining to marihuana controlled substances therapeutic research program, expired November 1, 1982, pursuant to Act 125 of 1979.

Popular Name: Act 368

 

Section 333.7336 Patient Qualification Review Board Reimbursement Certification Of Designated Pharmacies For Participation In Marihuana Distribution Contract With National Institute On Drug Abuse For Receipt Of Marihuana Transfer Of Marihuana To Certified Pharmacy For Distribution To Patient Prescription Annual Report Sections Inapplicable After November 1 1987

 

PUBLIC HEALTH CODE (EXCERPT)

Act 368 of 1978

 

*****333.7336 THIS SECTION DOES NOT APPLY AFTER NOVEMBER 1, 1987: See (7) of 333.7336*****

 

 

333.7336 Patient qualification review board; reimbursement; certification of designated pharmacies for participation in marihuana distribution; contract with national institute on drug abuse for receipt of marihuana; transfer of marihuana to certified pharmacy for distribution to patient; prescription; annual report; sections inapplicable after November 1, 1987.

 

Sec. 7336.

 

(1) If necessary in order to meet federal requirements, the director may appoint a patient qualification review board to serve at the director's pleasure.

 

(2) Members of the board may be reimbursed for their attendance at meetings at a rate established pursuant to section 1216.

 

(3) The Michigan board of pharmacy shall certify to the department designated pharmacies licensed under part 177 for participation regarding the distribution of marihuana pursuant to section 7335 and this section. The designated pharmacies shall be representative of the most extensive geographical location area of this state as the Michigan board of pharmacy determines is feasible.

 

(4) The department shall apply to contract with the national institute on drug abuse for receipt of marihuana pursuant to regulations promulgated by the national institute on drug abuse, the food and drug administration, and the drug enforcement agency, and pursuant to section 7335 and this section.

 

(5) The department shall cause the marihuana to be used by a patient in the marihuana controlled substances therapeutic research program to be transferred to a certified pharmacy for distribution to the certified patient upon the written prescription of the certified physician pursuant to section 7335 and this section. The marihuana distributed under section 7335 and this section shall be distributed at cost.

 

(6) The department, in conjunction with the patient qualification review board, if appointed, annually shall report its findings and recommendations to the governor and the legislature, regarding the effectiveness of the marihuana controlled substances therapeutic research program.

 

(7) This section and sections 7212(2), 7214(e), and 7335 shall not apply after November 1, 1987.

 

History: Add. 1982, Act 352, Imd. Eff. Dec. 21, 1982

Compiler's Notes: Former MCL 333.7336, pertaining to patient qualification review board and certification of designated pharmacies for participation in marihuana distribution, expired November 1, 1982, pursuant to Act 125 of 1979.

Popular Name: Act 368

Edited May 8, 2015 by t-pain

[t-pain]

i mean, thats exactly what i've heard kesto and other reps including jones say.

 

medicine, pharmacies, tested, etc. thats the 1982 law right there.

[beourbud]

Thinking Kesto is on the mandatory testing cartells payroll. He apparently only has a nano bit of knowledge of Medical Marijuana but wants all MJ run thru his buddy's lab.

Sometimes it sucks to be right.

[beourbud]

You know, this doesn't sound anything like the Law We the People went to the pols and stood in line for..

 

Allow open air Sun Shine grows and you won't have to inspect our basements. The law all but forces a grow, unnaturally, indoors.

 

tax, regulate, restrict, intrude, ......We voted to grow our own or have a CareGiver do it for us in private without intrusion of inspectors or Leo.

 

Evidently the patients are getting there Meds so continue to allow them to produce it themselves.

 

So how much will a gram of this taxed and tested treatment be? Is increasing the cost burden to the patient worth the profit for the labs and politicians?

 

GET OFF MY GRASS

 

DECRIMINALIZE

 

No Thanks to 4209 or 4210

Edited May 8, 2015 by beourbud

[slipstar059]

Do all the patients testifying have "queen for a day"?  Aren't they worried about the local police coming down hard on them, and their caregivers, for manufacturing suspensions, and oils?

[beourbud]

Do all the patients testifying have "queen for a day"? Aren't they worried about the local police coming down hard on them, and their caregivers, for manufacturing suspensions, and oils?

Looking like afa the disps go, your gonna find transfers outside their 5 Every Time.

 

Stay in your lane , do the speed limit keep your taillights/brake lights working and you won't get pulled over .

 

same thing but different

 

LEO needs Simple

 

Simple = Decriminalize

Edited May 8, 2015 by beourbud

[slipstar059]

I also like how one lady referred caregivers as "Joe Blow off the street", yet the only people that end up helping almost all the patients giving testimony, are caregivers.  The guy who was a caregiver for his husband, said everything should be tested, so I assume every plant he grows get's sent out to a lab, then I'm sure after he makes the oil, it's sent to the lab one last time before his husband uses it. 

[slipstar059]

And out come the wolves...  I wonder why the mic cut out when small tobacco was giving his testimonial? 

Edited May 8, 2015 by slipstar059

[t-pain]

i noticed that kesto only got out the "shot clock" when these laboratory guys were talking. thats very interesting.

[slipstar059]

Does anyone have any idea why Kesto asks each patient about their monthly/yearly cost?

[semicaregiver]

I also like how one lady referred caregivers as "Joe Blow off the street", yet the only people that end up helping almost all the patients giving testimony, are caregivers.  The guy who was a caregiver for his husband, said everything should be tested, so I assume every plant he grows get's sent out to a lab, then I'm sure after he makes the oil, it's sent to the lab one last time before his husband uses it. 

 

Wasn't the guy making the oil for his husband stating that it takes a pound of bud to make 3-4 grams of oil?   Sure seemed like he has pounds and ounces mixed up.

[+Malamute]

It was the husband using it that said it I think.

 

 I figured it was a misstatement.

[t-pain]

Does anyone have any idea why Kesto asks each patient about their monthly/yearly cost?

labs i'm sure gave estimates of testing costs.

prosecutors/police want home grows gone, but at what cost?

 

kesto wants to see if those numbers match up with reality/patients i'd guess.

 

the gay couple were really great. although everyone was too strong on testing. dosages are not based on thc/cbd levels but strains, entourage , terpenes etc at least imo.

 

almost 50! wow. well, serious injuries will age you i guess.

 

 

i dont believe anyone is listening to these testimonies though.

the lady with cancer said it attacked her cancer from a stage 3 to a stage 1. a real non-toxic cancer killer and no one even says anything. pathetic.